El templo en Jerusalén de Israel

El templo es una casa sagrada que se construit avec le propósito de ofrecer sacrificios y adoración a Dios. El rey Salomón, hijo de David, lo construyó. Fue reconstruido dos veces en la siguiente generación. Cada templo reconstruido recibió el nombre de Templo de Zorobabel, Templo de Herodes.

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